Show A10 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday February -!- 1 2004 A Cache Legacy s Investigators search home of Michael Jackson’s Cont ex-produ-cer dence of Marc SclytfEel between 3 and 4 inthe after noon sajd John Caffrey a deputy with the Los Angeles County sheriff’s department The home' is in Los Angeles County Schaffel who produced Jackson's song “What More Can I Give” two years ago was not at home during the search “Entertainment Tonight” reported on its Web LOS ANGELES (AP)— r Authorities searched the home of one of Michael Jackson’s' former music producers for ah hour Saturday but refused to disclose how or even if the search was connected to the sex abuse charges the enter- -' tainer is facing Sheriff’s investigators from Santa Barbara County where ' Jackson’s case is unfolding searched the Calabasas resi- - last n Bai site The producer has an unlisted telephone number land could not be reached immediately for comment Santa Barbara County sheriffs spokesman Sgt Chris Pappas declined to say whether a search warrant was executed citing a gag order issued in the case Jackson has pleaded not guilty to seven counts of lewd or las- -' civious acts with a child healtl 90 da Tw asstg whel trial deset kidnt secot them “H they rooms for boys sports The growth in Laketown and Garden City well into the future” district has since added girls The district currently has 80 ' sports programsand has nowhere to put visiting teams' elementary students Continued from A3 The second phase of the except in class rooms The proposed bond will be used to two programs also play their renovate the high school Applied Technology Educagames on the same day tion (ATE) sewing lab — Kearl said the high school “Just about every classroom ' which is presently in the base- - wasn't designed to accommothen becomes a locker room a ment of the old school date distance education and or dressing facility for the kids room a new speech hearing to get ready” Kearl said “We conciftrent enrollment classes and speech special education which have grown in classroom interexperience room a teacher work station ' tance over the last 1 3 that happens when ruptions years and new boys and girls bath- Concurrent enrollment stu- because the visiting team rooms The old special educadents take classes for both needs a place to dress So they tion space will be remodeled high school credit as well as get the science room which is into a new' music room credit simultaneously not a good thing” college Kearl said the new elemen“That’s been a real plus for The district will have to tary school will haveplenty of our kids because of our take down a metal building room for the district to grow middle of the remote location we don’t have which sits “Each class room will be in order to build the ' AP (advanced placement) campus designed to hold 35 students” new wings Kearl said they courses” Kearl said “So Kearl said “Our student load similar to an AP are these plan to either relocate it or sell per grade right now is 10 So it as surplus property course” we could endure significant The program started in a “When you're working with small space in the media cena $15 million construction ter but has now grown to project you don't build around it has taken over almost where a metal building with someof Bountiful Stephen B (Kath- - ' the entire media center thing that is going to be a leen) Gasser of Redmond we no now have manent structure” Kearl said “Right Wash Craig R Gasser of media center” Kearl said “But we’ll make good use of Bountiful 17 grandchildren and “We have a place where kids that” The 23 can go in and check out If the bond passes taxes bn ' like would to offer special family books That’s about it” a home valued at $50000 will thanks and recognition to Dean bond will If the increase by $125 per month passes they SRand Bonnie Ihler and Robyn -' ' build an addition to the west or $15 per year for 20 years A veretein who piovidedexcep-tiona- l of the current high school that home valued at $100000 will care and loving support ' will hold the distance and conpay an extni $250 per month He was preceded in death by or $30 per year for 20 years current learning program and his dear wife Amy his parents ' and an additional $750 for media in turn the back center older siblings Anna Fred center! a to media son-' Francis and $25000 increase in a and every Joseph home value They also will build two Gary R Olsen new locker rooms on the east “This is an important issue Funeral Services will be held side of the school and a music at 12 pm Tuesday Feb 3 for the kids of Rich County” 2004 at the Bountiful 7th Ward ' band and art room Kearl said “I'm comfortable church 1250 South Main BounThe high school was and confident this is what i tiful Utah The family wiH meet designed with' only two locker kids need!” Bond Photo courtesy Hein Seamons Home sweet home 'Robert Ruder and his family pose for a picture in front of their hdime in Hyde Park in this historic photo from the book ‘A Cache Legacy — A Photo History of Cache Valley " available at The Herald Journal The tot where the house once stood is now the location of the Cedar Ridge Middle School at the stake center Interment be in the Preston Cemetery will PRESTON — In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Michael R Hyde family trust fund at Lewiston State Bank Michael Ray- mond Hyde 44 son father-grandfathe- ' r brother and the caregivers and staff of the Heritage Park Care Center in Roy for their care compassion and professionalism amail condolences to the fsffnily at llm © Kenneth unde passed : Johnson Eugene ROY — Ken- - away of natural causes on Tuesday Jan 27 2004 in Milwaukee Ore He was bom March 30 1959 in Preston Idaho the son of LaM- onte B and Mima Irene ’ ' George Walter Gasser MD neth Eugene Johnson 76' returned into the arms of his Heavenly Father on Jan 27 2004 after a lengthy battle 1911-200- 4 George Walter Gasser 92 our beloved father grandfa: ther great grandfather doctor and He was a loving and caring ' man Heloved his family and friends without reservation Mike friend passed with was an Elder in the Church of I He was ' Alzheimer's disease away Jan 29 Jesus Christof Latter-da- y in Bound- born in Oklahoma City Okie ' 2004 Saints senring as a primary on July 9 1927 His parents ful Utah following a sudden v teacher He often assisted in Manson stroke were and Virgil Gladys the Boy Scout program He ' ' Ritter Johnson George has left a legacy of loved the outdoors spending ' life work and determination his Kenneth hard Throughout much of his time swimming hikloved all people and gave ser-He was born April 3 1911 to ing camping biking and to his his Samuel Gasser and Margarets family neighbors exploring file back country on Barbara and his his Rueckert in Salt Lake " country lifeATV his During Mike's brief At the time of God Utah City Early in fife George time he also spent time perfectto help support his death held a was he many jobs ing his photography skills His " his family including selling priest in The high senboth photographs depicted Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- newspapers on street Comers at sitive and creative images a ' Saints where he served age 5 and working for the Utah reflection of his personality and' faithfully and valiantly all his life' Light and Traction Company at character 14 George attended Salt ' Kenneth married Vea (Hatch) age V Mike did show a rougher side " ' in the Salt Lake City LDS Terth Lake schools graduating from at times This' allowed him to ' West High Sdiool He served a pie pn Feb: 17 19491 The past conquer the fears bf real life bf LDS mission to' ' those 54 have been years joy ' thrbe-yerodeo Herqde the bareback with many growing experiences Texas and Louisiana and was Oroncs and loved every minute ' He thoroughly enjoyed the out ' recognized by his peers as this of it At an early age it was with-hiof doors Book of Mormon Lecturer family for his learned that Mike had a real family was his priority George married Amy llene v to his ' express ability thoughts in on June 6 1988 for ' raised Kenneth family Bigelow hjs artistically Later this ability to time and all eternity in the Salt Boise Idaho moved and ‘helped him in his creating and ' North Logan in 1967 to continue ' lake Temple Encouraged arid He building his education at Utah State Uni- supported by Amy George pur- - : of believed that the combination ' from sued a career in medicine After versity Upon graduation his ariistic and photographic ' USU he taught high school in ' abilities attending the University of Utah crecoupled with his the Cache County School Dis- - ' for a two-yemedfoal degree of mind of and dexterity ativity trict tor 17 years During his ' ! his medical studhe completed ! hand would allow himself to ' Kenneth lived ies and graduated from Rush career ‘ teaching with a for his family provide in Hyde Park for 24 years After MetfcaJ College (University-o-f rewarding future creating and Cache from the retiring County Chicago) in Chicago IRa and for others ' building furniture District he and his wife later became Board Certified jn : School ' : Mike attended high school at Vea moved to PocaleUo Idaho Obstetrics and Gynecology He Preston High and Wood River was a niember of the American where he Gyed (or IQ years Later he attended Utah State before being admitted toHer-- College of Surgeons: Together University He was extremely Rage Park Care Center in Roy George and Amy were able to studious He loved reading and ' Kenneth is his survived support themsetvgs financially by listening to recordings Articles wife Vea of Plain City Utah without borrowing money by of the church and history were two daughters Constance Vea r working numerous jobs through his favorites Mike was a vibrant ' their years of schooling (William) McManus of Garden arid real part of his family and Diane After medical school the couUtah (GarCity Carolyn friends Hp wi be sorely missed lived irvLouisvile Ky where MacFartane of Farr West rett) ple and always remembered by " Lee Utah one soa Rodney George was appointed Chief of those whose hearts he touched ' of Kaysville Johnson Pathology for the “ (Karta) " He is survived by his parents Utah two brothers Warren US Anny at Fort of Preston a daughter Brandi Johnsorinf Knox They eventualColorado Springs ' Blakeley of Roy Utah a grandColo Gerald S (Phyllis) John- ly settled in Logan of daughter Lilly Blakeley Roy Utah where George became a son of Gowan Mich one sister Utah suf brothers and two sis-- ? OBGYN inthe conF Eva Jarie (Hue) Baifey of Gar-- ' prominent of lets L BoydJKris) Hyde medicine for den grand-- ! munity Vdney1dahd eight practicing Pautebo Wash Reggie (Mar- ) He retired in 1975 three' 27 chRdreruand years ' ' da) Hyde of Park City Utah He was aid in 1984 rrioved to his cur- ' Douglas Hyde of Preston Bob rent homeki BourrtifuL Utah preceded in death by his jter- (Carmen) Hyde of Preston ents brother one Donald George was an active mem- LaRene (Jr) Chambers of Tren--' of Boise and ' of The Church of Jesus ber Johnson Wayne km Utah Cary (Nancy) Hyde of one Saint He Christ of Latter-da- y sister Judy Kroesing Dawn Pa (Kris) Pittsburgh wfll be held in many eatings includserved services Funeral : Stoddard of Springvfite Utah ' ing Bishop of a Utah'StateUni-versit- y al 11 am on Monday Feb 2 and David (Ann) Hyde of Hoop- ' ' LDS at student ward whore he ' the 20Q4 Poplar er Utah He was preceded in 1800 W 1800 North in Church lasting friendships developed death by his grandparents with many of the students that : Farr Wrist with Bishop Kevin: Funeral services will be held Lewis conducting Friends and at 1 pjn on Wednesday Feb ! devoted husband and father family may cal from 6 to 0 pjn 4 2004 in the Preston North on at LjndquteTb George enjoyed camping fishSunday Stake Center 31Q N State with N Main 400 ing and travefing with his famiyi Kaysvifte Mortuary Bishop Steven R FuSer con- He is survived by his daughfrom 1030 and am St 930 Iq ducting Friends may cal from 6 ' on ter Rene G Olsen (Gary at w church Inter-men-L Monday to-LWebb t pm Tuesday deceased) ol Rexbing Idaho Kaysville City Cemetery Funeral Home and from 11:30 heart-fe- n sons G Walter (Katie) Gasser thanks to Special 12:30 to am pm Wednesday ' ter-day ar - - ar : v A ' heserved-lnaddriiontobein- : : corn natic Sept the a way Th thee just Trad conti in 2C line: the 1 the a A Amt Dul outs flag that Continued from A3 e - The Byers Famfly Mutual Funds American Group CHG Amcap Fund A Europacific A Grow FdAmer A Invest CO Amer A AmerNew Pars A Wash Mutlnv A 2908 Fidelity Fid CapApprec Fktetty Mageln FrtnkNn Tcmpletn Fldn Gld Prec A 1734 Frank US Gov A 676 1749-00Temple WridA Temple Grth A '!' 21 JO Lord Abbet LdAbtAIHA AbbettGovtA Lord AbbOtt BD A ! 0 0 0 002 001 007 - ' quency hair stimulator She said Super Saturday ’s area good chance to get a lot of practice ' “It's kind of scary and almost over stimulating” Rel- ley said Joshua Hatton of Hyrum had his hair styled by Danielle Luthi He sat moving his head as command- ed covered in a tropical fish '!"' cape Hatton's reward for the good behavior was a Spidermian videogame “I stayed still the whole time” Joshua said afterwards “Can I go nowT Luthi said cutting children's : - 'Tl --- ' USPS hMiUinlcicn MiJ 012 002 ’ tbk tckflkw '- 002 -- Airp one line! 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